Native code review / Windows x64
Review the code.
Keep it local.
A small review file. Your own Git repository.
A native app built for reading the code together.
Early access · Builds shared privately
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Burn spends fuel
namespace Orbit{ public class Ship { public int Fuel; public int Burn(int units) => Fuel -= units; }}Built in Rust. Native to Windows.
No browser engine. No Electron.
01 / Open a review
A small file.
Your own repository.
Open a .review file against your local Git repository. It references code at exact commits instead of bundling the codebase.
.reviewReferences, not a codebaseCode at exact commits
02 / Read with context
Stay with
the code.
A review is an ordered list of items. Each one carries its context and points at the code you need to read.
The view you need
Move between Source and Diff. Read the Base, Reviewed, and Latest revisions.
C# navigation, like Visual Studio
Roslyn powers definition and reference navigation, with back and forward.
A record on your machine
Comments, replies, resolutions, and your marks stay local with signed history.
03 / Review together
Local first.
Together, live.
Choose Share, then Start session, and send an invite link. Confirm the identity words on both sides. Now you're reading together.
Your installLocal reviewGuest's installLocal reviewRead in company
See who is present and follow another reader. Sessions reconnect after a drop. The host can remove a guest.
Your content stays yours
Live traffic is end-to-end encrypted between the two installs. The relay sees IP addresses, timing, and volume, never review content. No ALGALON server stores your reviews.
Your machine. Your identity.
No account to create.
Your identity lives on your machine, with its keys protected by Windows.
Early access
Builds are shared privately.
There is no public download.